Greenhouses
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OUR PRIDE IN QUALITY GREENHOUSES IN KENYA
In the vast world of greenhouse options, Instefast Ltd has found its specialization in crafting exceptional structures primarily from wooden and galvanized tubes. While various greenhouse categories abound, our focus lies in harnessing the unique qualities of these materials to create greenhouses that stand out and provide unmatched benefits for our valued customers

What is greenhouse Farming?
Greenhouse farming is the agricultural practice of growing crops in and within sheltered structures mainly covered by transparent or similar materials with the core reasons of protecting the crops from outside unfavorable weather conditions and other risks and providing them with favorable conditions
What is a greenhouse?
A greenhouse, on the other hand, is an agricultural structure whose walls and roof are covered mainly with transparent material, such as polythene, glass and polycarbonate materials and which provide regulated climatic conditions for plants. Greenhouse structures range in different sizes from small sheds to industrial-sized and shapes. Greenhouse is significantly warmer than the ambient/external temperature due to exposure to sunlight, a favorable condition for growing most crops.
What are Some Types of Crops commonly grown in greenhouses in Kenya?
- Tomatoes
- Cucumbers
- Eggplants
- Strawberry
- Chilly Peppers
- String Beans
- Capsicum
- Broccoli
- Leaf Vegetables Like Spinach and Kales.
- Herbs
- Lettuce
- Carrots
What are the Advantages of greenhouse farming IN kenya?
- Controlled environment enabling effective management
- Growing throughout the year, extended growing seasons.
- Minimized production risks :Better control of pests and crop diseases
- Crop protection from harsh weather conditions.
- Increases production.
- Wide range of crops can be grown.
Category By frame materials
Galvanized greenhouses: made of galvanized steel frame
Wooden greenhouses: made of wooden frame
Category By shape
Tunnel greenhouses
Vented Greenhouses
Haygroves polytunnel greenhouses
Ridged greenhouses
- Others greenhouses
What is the difference between Tunnel and Vented greenhouses?
Tunnel greenhouses in kenya
A tunnel greenhouse is a greenhouse structure that has curved or arched frame mainly made of galvanized steel tubes or wood or plastic(in rare cases), designed to create a controlled environment for plant growth

Vented greenhouses in kenya
A Vented greenhouse is a greenhouse structure whose framework is designed such as to offer natural ventilation through the roof (Ridge roof vent- an opening on the roof between the arches that form the roof).


What are haygrove greenhouses?
Haygrove polytunnel greenhouses, also called low profile greenhouse structures are structures designed like tunnel greenhouses but there overall height is reduced, not exceeding 2500mm. They are mainly used to cover other agricultural structures like fish ponds with the purpose of increasing temperatures/warmth for fastened fish production.
What is the price of a greenhouse in Kenya?
At Instefast limited we cultivate quality engineered greenhouses at unbeatable offer prices in Kenya and East Africa.
Our greenhouse kits include:
- Galvanized Main structure Framework
- Quality UV stabilized greenhouse covers
- Customized Side ventilation roll-up windows
- An Entry porch
- Crop Support
- Drip kit
- Misters kit: includes quality boaster pumps
- Tank and tank structures.
Size | With Drip kit | With Misters Kit | With Drip kit + Tank | |||
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Tunnel | Vented | Tunnel | Vented | Tunnel | Vented | |
8m by 15m | 285,000 | 325,000 | 340,000 | 370,000 | ||
10m by 15m | ||||||
12m by 15m | ||||||
8m by 21m | ||||||
10m by 21m | ||||||
12m by 21m | ||||||
8m by 24m | 325,000 | 357,000 | 380,000 | 430,000 | ||
10m by 24m | ||||||
12m by 24m | ||||||
8m by 30m | 385,000 | 440,500 | 475,000 | 535,500 | ||
10m by 30m | ||||||
12m by 30m | ||||||
8m by 48m | 460,000 | 665,000 | 685,000 | 780,000 | ||
10m by 48m | ||||||
12m by 48m |
TO NOTE: These prices(Kshs) are subject to change from time to time kindly reach/contact us or confirm with us the updated prices before any commitment. We also give offers seasonally, always contact us for best offers
What are wooden greenhouses and how do they cost in Kenya?
Wooden greenhouses are greenhouses whose main framework is made from wood or timber. They are also relatively easy to build, thus making them a good option for small-scale farmers who may not have the budget or resources to build a more complex galvanized steel greenhouse.
However, wooden greenhouses are not as durable as metal or plastic, and they are susceptible to damage from pests and rot.

What are the factors to consider when choosing the type, size and materials for a greenhouse in Kenya?
- The size of the greenhouse: The larger the greenhouse, the more expensive it will be.
- The materials used to construct the greenhouse: Greenhouses made from metal and plastic are more expensive than greenhouses made from wood.
- The features of the greenhouse: Greenhouses with features such as ventilation systems, and irrigation systems are more expensive than greenhouses without these features.
- The location of the greenhouse: Greenhouses in areas with high transportation costs will be more expensive than greenhouses in areas with low transportation costs.
- The type of plants to grow: Generally and structurally, some plants require specialized greenhouses customized to suit their specific needs like seedling greenhouses, strawberry greenhouses, herbs greenhouses and flower greenhouses.
What are the basic materials needed to construct a greenhouse in Kenya?
Materials Needed: | |
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Metallic frame greenhouse | Wooden frame greenhouse |
Galvanized steel tubing for the frame. | Timber |
Polycarbonate or greenhouse plastic for the covering. | Nails and screws |
Concrete footings or pavers for the foundation. | Polyethylene plastic |
Screws, bolts, and brackets for assembly. | Concrete footing, stones/bricks |
Hinges and a latch for the door. | Hinges and a latch for the door |
Ventilation fans and cyclones/roof ventilator (optional). | Ventilation fans and cyclones/roof ventilator (optional). |
Shade cloth (optional). | Shade cloth (optional). |
Benches or shelving for plants (optional). | Benches or shelving for plants (optional). |
Winch | Winch |
Irrigation system (optional) | Irrigation system (optional) |
Which materials are used for greenhouse coverings in Kenya?
UV stabilized Plastic film Greenhouse polythene
Plastic film is a less expensive option than glass or polycarbonate. It is also a good choice for crops that do not need a lot of sunlight. However, plastic film is not as durable as glass or polycarbonate and may need to be replaced more often.


Glass Greenhouse covering
Glass is a good choice for greenhouses in cold climates because it provides good insulation. It is also a good choice for crops that need a lot of sunlight. However, glass is expensive and can be difficult to install.
Polycarbonate Greenhouse covering
Polycarbonate is a good choice for greenhouses in hot climates because it provides good shading. It is also a good choice for crops that are sensitive to cold weather. Polycarbonate is less expensive than glass and is easier to install.
